Magazine article
Advice to match design of inclusion plates to soil type for optimum effect
GRDC Groundcover, Vol.Soil Constraints Part 1, November-December 2019
30/09/2019
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Abstract
Key Points
Hardpans, which reduce plant growth and productivity, are becoming more severe as the climate dries and machinery becomes heavier
The key to undertaking deep ripping with inclusion plates is, first, understanding the depth of the hardpan and, second, checking the quality of inclusion by excavating behind the ripper
Details
- Title
- Advice to match design of inclusion plates to soil type for optimum effect
- Creators
- Wayne ParkerMustafa Ucgul - Southern Cross University, Faculty of Science and EngineeringChris Saunders - University of South Australia
- Publication Details
- GRDC Groundcover, Vol.Soil Constraints Part 1, November-December 2019
- Publisher
- Grains Research and Development Corporation; Australia
- Identifiers
- 991013044011602368
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Science and Engineering
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Magazine article